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By Taiwoh on August 7th, 2009
Body Care and Personal Hygiene Habit
This article contains the steps to follow to maintain a personal hygiene habit to prevent the entry of diseases into the body.
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By randon on April 28th, 2009
How to Never Get Sick
This how to keep yourself from getting sick, it also varies from person to person depending on how much of a immunity you have against illness. This helped me out, and I have rarely ever gotten sick. The closest I ever gotten was only the starting symptoms: runny nose and feeling drained or sleepy.
By tasha kazuki on November 30th, 2008
Simple Ways to Keep Your Vagina Healthy and Happy
Because it pays to keep your “best friend” down there well taken cared of.
By rqcemanes on November 16th, 2008
Another Victim of Leptospirosis
The death of Toper can be considered as another lessons learned. There’s always room for the right attitude of accepting the consequences of one’s failure to prevent tragic event to happen. More important is when one and even many may become aware of all these life-threatening viruses which can be considered as just a pace away. The secret will be to continue learning and discovering things around you.
By Routledge on October 6th, 2008
The Importance of Hygiene
You think not showering because it is Saturday is proper? You think because you forgot to brush your teeth a Tic-Tac will be enough? I think not.
By Ruby Hawk on February 10th, 2008
Hospitals and Cleanliness
Do you know there is no law to require cleanliness in our hospitals? Do you know that is why we get infections while we are in the hospital? Shouldn’t we have laws that require our hospitals to be as clean as a meat packing plant? They have laws to require cleanliness.
By CHAN LEE PENG on July 16th, 2007
Six Paths to Good Health
To lead a healthy lifestyle, follow these simple and useful tips.
By towongfoo27@aol.com on April 28th, 2007
Germ Paranoia or Common Sense?
This is an article that compares and contrasts germs to society to common sense. The article suggests the average man overreacts to germs because of popular culture and society, instead of applying common sense.
